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Information On Crappie Fishing For Beginners


Why is Crappie such a popular game fish for avid fisherman? Well, there are a number of characteristics that make this fish one of the most popular fish among avid fisherman.

Crappie fishing is literally a sport for all ages. Any fisherman knows that Bass and Stripers put up such a fight that a small child or weaker adult may just simply not be able to get the fish in. But on the other hand, Crappie are often so gentle that you may have caught them before you even realize it. Because of the behavior of Crappie, no fancy equipment is needed. A simple cane pole, lightweight fishing pole, or even your son's Snoopy pole will catch a Crappie. If the experience of catching fish is what you crave, the crappie will put up a small, but admirable fight with a lightweight pole.

Crappie can be found in thousands of lake, rivers, and streams all over the united states. Generally, depending on the region, Crappie can be caught in all four seasons.

During the summer and winter, crappie form large schools near places with an ample amount of cover available. When Spring comes, they head towards their spawning grounds, which can typically be found in places that do not have much wind, and still provide an ample amount of cover. The hardest time to find Crappie is during the fall, because Crappie become somewhat unpredictable. They may be in woody cover 8 feet deep one day, and in open 30 foot waters the next day.

No matter the season, a good fish finder will help you locate Crappie, no matter where they are hiding.

The Two Species Of Crappie

Crappie actually come in two species, the black Crappie and the white Crappie. While there is little difference in the way they are caught or taste, knowing the difference may help you in various future situations.

You will be able to tell the difference of the black and white crappie by noticing the color or dorsal fins. Black crappie have seven or eight dorsal fins, and irregular spotting patterns. White crappie have six dorsal fins, and their spotting patterns are usually arranged in vertical patterns.

Black Crappie flourish in cool, slow moving waters. They can typically be found in large lakes and rivers. White Crappie prefer warmer water, and are not as fussy about whether or not the water is clear or slow moving.




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